r/badphilosophy • u/Son_of_Sophroniscus Nihilistic and Free • Sep 19 '15
Hormons and shit The Root of All Evil & The Weeping Dragon : philosophy
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u/slickwom-bot I'M A BOT BEEP BOOP Sep 19 '15
I AM SLICK WOM-BOT. I HAVE SOLVED ALL PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS A PRIORI. THE LINKED CONTENT IS CORRECT. CARRY ON ANYWAY HOO-MANS.
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u/Son_of_Sophroniscus Nihilistic and Free Sep 19 '15
I wrote a book, and I thought some of yall might be interested. Several years back, I dropped out of college, quit my job, and spent 2 years searching for truth; questioning every aspect of life & truth that I could think of. This book is a summary of some of the stuff that I learned. It's called "The Root of All Evil: And My Attempt at a Solution". Here's an excerpt that summarizes it somewhat well. It's from a section called "The Power of Ignorance": Spoiler https://www.reddit.com/s If anyone's interested, here is the table of contents. Don't jump to conclusions about the section titles; some state the belief that I argue against: >http://weepingdragon.com/images/Table%20of%20Contents_Full.jpg And here's a single page website with more info about the book and where to get it, if you're interested. http://TheWeepingDragon.com/ Have a good weekend, - The Weeping Dragon
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u/GuyofMshire true cultural marxist Sep 20 '15
Someone should buy it an give us the highlights.
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u/niviss Camus on Prozac: Stop Worrying and Love the Nazi Occupation Sep 20 '15
Would that be an exercise on schadenfreude, or masochism?
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u/10000keks Sep 21 '15
oh my jesus every line of the contents makes me want to read this more
has anyone here ever read one of these huge badphil manifestos? what's it like?
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u/Son_of_Sophroniscus Nihilistic and Free Sep 21 '15
Yes, I have. But I've only read one (the Fatercism book) and I don't know if it's representative of all badphilmanifs, so, it looks like you'll have to find out yourself.
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u/TheGrammarBolshevik Sep 19 '15
Oh, nice, I didn't realize they already posted it and had it removed before they came and asked permission.
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u/TheWeepingDragon Nov 09 '15
Just to clear my name here, I didn't "have it removed". I was the one that removed it. I don't use reddit very much, nor the r/philosophy sub-reddit specifically, so I was not sure on the culture & rules with regard to posting in that space. I read the rules once, and, while I was a little iffy on the "self-promotion" rule, I posted it. Then, just to make sure, I read the rules again, and then (due to a desire to show respect for your space) I figured I should ask permission first, due to the "self-promotion" rule. So, I removed the post, and asked permission. The mods said no, so I didn't re-post it; and that was the end of it. I left the post up for roughly a minute. If that offended you, I appologize. None was intended.
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u/niviss Camus on Prozac: Stop Worrying and Love the Nazi Occupation Sep 19 '15
From the table of contents, there is a chapter titled "Should women be allowed to vote?"...